Flamingo (Poem): Aunt Jennifer's Tigers · Class 12 · CBSE · Science English
What does the phrase “massive weight of Uncle’s wedding band” most strongly suggest?
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What does the phrase “massive weight of Uncle’s wedding band” most strongly suggest?
- A.The expensive nature of the wedding ring
- B.The physical weakness of Aunt Jennifer’s fingers
- C.The oppressive burden of her marriageCorrect answer
- D.Aunt Jennifer’s pride in her married life
Solution
The wedding band is not merely a piece of jewellery; it symbolises the heavy restrictions and suffering imposed by Aunt Jennifer’s patriarchal marriage.
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